by Carter Brown and Kate Pendergast
The current two exhibitions of Charles Hackbarth and Sung Ja Kim-Chisholm are somewhat of a tension of opposites and have a tricky underlining narrative.
Charles Hackbarth & Sung Ja Kim-Chisholm at loop
Category: Carter Brown
BMO 1stArt Student Competition Award Ceremony, 2014
October 1, 2014 / 7 – 9 p.m.
Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art
by Carter Brown
The evening brought in an excited crowd to watch the presentation of awards to thirteen talented students from various post-secondary institutions.
19th Annual Juried Graduating Sculpture Student Exhibition
Award Presentation: July 17, 2014, 6:30pm
Canadian Sculpture Centre
by Carter Brown
Students from schools across Ontario entered their artwork to be chosen for this exhibition with the prospective of winning one of three awards
Virgine Bocaert: Body and Soul
Thompson Landry Gallery
by Carter Brown
The paintings include this idea of fragility of women but there is also a quiet power that exists in these mysterious figures.
[sh]OUT by Jane Hook
Opening Reception: June 21, 2014, 2 pm
Canadian Sculpture Centre
by Carter Brown
Hook is the perfect artist to be represented during World Pride; her incredible warmth and intelligence transfers flawlessly to her art and thus to the viewer
Étienne Gélinas: Systemic Complexity
Thompson Landry Gallery
by Carter Brown
Gélinas plays with the idea of engaging both sides of the viewer’s brain, the right, which deals more with visual imagery, and the left, which handles logic and mathematical reckoning.
SKETCH has a new home
by Ella Gorevalov
This is a space with many possibilities. It has an industrial kitchen, studios for music production, spaces to produce art work in any medium, and a gallery space to showcase it.